What is observed on Martyrs' Day?

India observes two minutes' silence at eleven in the morning on 30 January, for all who died for the nation.

Raj Ghat in Delhi is the memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, shown in the first reading as a black marble platform with marigold petals.

How do the three styles differ?

Flat vector uses clean shapes and smooth colour, linocut is a two-colour carved print, and poster paint looks like a hand-painted school chart.

Are these photographs?

No. Each one is a drawn illustration.

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Martyrs' Day (Shaheed Diwas) posters: Raj Ghat, Gandhi walking, a tribute lamp

Martyrs' Day posters — a poster of the black marble platform at Raj Ghat strewn with marigold petals, its eternal flame burning at one end, "Martyrs' Day" lettered above and "30 January" below, clean flat vector poster illustration, bold simple shapes, smooth gradient-free fills, crisp sans-serif lettering

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Posters for Martyrs' Day, Shaheed Diwas, on 30 January, the day Mahatma Gandhi was killed in 1948. India keeps two minutes' silence at eleven each morning for all who died for the nation. The three readings are the black marble platform at Raj Ghat under marigold petals, Gandhi in silhouette walking with his staff against a pale sunset, and a lit clay lamp among marigolds. Type a twist, such as two minutes, to ask for a version of it.

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a poster competition entry
a classroom wall for national days

Frequently asked questions

What is observed on Martyrs' Day?: India observes two minutes' silence at eleven in the morning on 30 January, for all who died for the nation.
What is Raj Ghat?: Raj Ghat in Delhi is the memorial to Mahatma Gandhi, shown in the first reading as a black marble platform with marigold petals.
How do the three styles differ?: Flat vector uses clean shapes and smooth colour, linocut is a two-colour carved print, and poster paint looks like a hand-painted school chart.
Are these photographs?: No. Each one is a drawn illustration.

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